





Boots, Service, Combat, Women
Reproduction of the women's service shoes. US sizes.
Lether color depending of availibility.
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Suit HBT Woman, 1st pattern, WAC / Nurse
HBT overalls for female personnel. It has two pockets on the front. The lower legs are adjusted using two plastic buttons, just like the belt. This is an over-outfit, the suit is already over-tailored to be worn over the regulatory uniform.

Trousers, HBT, Women, Wac / Nurse
1942 pattern fatigue HBT trousers for women, with plastic buttons. Worn from 1942 until the end of the war with the jacket. US sizes.

Jacket, HBT, women, Wac / Nurse
HBT shirt with plastic buttons. Worn by women from 1942 until the end of the war.

Hat, HBT, Daisy hat
Perfect reproduction of the Daisy hat introduced in January 1941 with the two-piece light green HBT fatigues. According to regulations, it was worn with the brim turned down. The hat was issued to all personnel except Armored troops and motor mechanics, who had a specific cap. This cap became limited standard in July 1943.

Coverall, HBT, Women, 2nd type, WAC / Nurse
Reproduction of the 2nd type HBT coverall for women, without two pockets. This is an over-outfit, the suit is already over-tailored to be worn over the regulatory uniform. Feel free to call or mail us you have a doubt about the sizing.
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Suit HBT Woman, 1st pattern, WAC / Nurse
HBT overalls for female personnel. It has two pockets on the front. The lower legs are adjusted using two plastic buttons, just like the belt. This is an over-outfit, the suit is already over-tailored to be worn over the regulatory uniform.

Hat, HBT, Daisy hat
Perfect reproduction of the Daisy hat introduced in January 1941 with the two-piece light green HBT fatigues. According to regulations, it was worn with the brim turned down. The hat was issued to all personnel except Armored troops and motor mechanics, who had a specific cap. This cap became limited standard in July 1943.

Shirt, chino
Cotton beige shirt, with chest pockets and epaulettes. Suitable for the officer dress tunic.

Gloves, Parachutist, Leather
Reproduction leather gloves developed for mounted troops were also issued to all ranks of paratrooper units. They have an adjustable strap with buckle to tighten around the wrist.

Trousers, wool, women, Wac / Nurse
Women straight-leg trousers in olive drab wool, with a single Pocket on the left hip and a button closure on the right side. European size.

Skirt, WAC/Nurse, Officer
Reproduction of the officer woman's skirt. For WAC or Nurse.

Strap, Leather, Chin, for M1 helmet liner, 1st model
Reproduction of the leather chin strap for carboard liner, 1st pattern, 1942.

Reproduction of the women's service shoes. US sizes.
Lether color depending of availibility.
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